After being around for a long while as relics of 2000s emo, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are back with a new album that’s…not too bad!
Tag: emo
Following a debut that was one of the best emo albums of 2022, Beauty School have wasted no time in accomplishing the exact same thing for 2025.
After a more muted previous album, Thrice roar back to life with the growling, gruff alt-rock and post-hardcore that their current era has excelled at.
Pierce The Veil might very well be bigger than they’ve ever been now, and as the post-hardcore mainstays’ world tour arrives in Manchester, they unquestionably feel it, too.
In this Review Round-Up, familiarity sits across the board, but whereas Sainthood Reps and SCALER are just solid at it, White Reaper manage to do a good bit more.
Turnover arrive in Manchester on their continuing celebration of ‘Peripheral Vision’, for a full airing of one of the most beloved emo albums of the modern era.
Silverstein’s second album this year is definitely inessential, but as proof that their emo and post-hardcore still hits after 25 years, it’s more than enough.
Belmont successfully manage to distill their progressive pop-punk into a tight EP that’s just as effective as ever.
On their newest album, Hot Mulligan deliver another masterclass at infusing emo and pop-punk with equal parts humour and catharsis.
In celebration of 25 years of ‘Something To Write Home About’, The Get Up Kids stop in Cardiff to reaffirm their status as emo legends.